How to Draw a Piano
In this drawing lesson, I will tell you how to draw a piano. I am sure that each of you will enjoy this lesson.
I suggest you follow this wonderful drawing lesson, in which you can learn how to draw a piano step by step. This drawing lesson consists of nine simple steps with a detailed description. Any novice artist or child can complete this lesson.
I think you have ever seen such a wonderful musical instrument as the piano. The piano is a keyboard stringed musical instrument designed for indoor music playing in small spaces. With this instrument, musicians create beautiful melodies.
In order to complete this drawing lesson correctly, you need to be able to draw straight lines. To make your drawing look more perfect, you can use a ruler when making it.
Piano Drawing Tutorial
Materials
- Pencil
- Paper
- Eraser
- Coloring supplies
Time needed: 30 minutes
How to Draw a Piano
- Draw the top cover of the piano.
You should use straight horizontal, vertical and diagonal lines.
- Add the outline of the main body of the piano.
Below the previously drawn elements, add a few more straight lines of different lengths.
- Depict the bottom of the piano.
Now add a few more straight lines below the previously drawn details.
- Start drawing the inside of the piano.
In the middle and bottom parts of the piano, add straight vertical and slanted lines.
- Draw the piano pedals and the element in the middle.
In the middle, add a figure in the form of a rectangle, add rounded lines at the bottom.
- Add the key borderlines.
In the central part of the piano, draw a trapezoid using straight lines of different lengths.
- Depict the piano keys.
Inside the previously drawn trapezoid, draw the keys in the form of short, straight, thick lines.
- Add the rest of the elements.
Draw a trapezoid in the central part of the piano, draw a large rectangle at the bottom.
- Color the drawing.
To color the piano, use beige and shades of brown.
Don’t forget to download the PDF file, which contains a short version of this lesson, as well as additional practice materials to help you complete it.
